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It ended in me having to file a lawsuit and I nearly lost everything...including my marriage.

I’m looking to connect with: Experienced investors who know the Detroit market wellPrivate lenders / hard money lenders who work with new investors (including those without a long track record)Contractors, property managers, and agents who understand rental-grade rehabs and BRRRR-friendly dealsPotential partners who are open to networking and sharing insights  I know I’m just getting started, but I’m eager to learn and grow alongside the right team.

Whether you hire out everything or are more involved, plan from the beginning to be able to step away from the business if you need to.That requires careful analysis of the property BEFORE you buy, to determine if it meets your financial goals AFTER including all expenses.If any turn key company sends you a cashflow analysis without at least TIMMUR: 1.

Also, as a preventive measure in our property managment business, we started to implement checks in place to avoid this from happening in the future such as no undisclosed pets allowed, tenant is responsible for all pet related damage including odor remediation costs are billable in the lease, we charge pet fees as well and periodic inspections. 

Partner Driven funded 100% of the project, including the $40,000 purchase and the $40,000 rehab budget.

Hello Alex, how’s your AI model going for including more local info for investor?

But BiggerPockets has a solid tool for putting investors in touch with real estate-friendly advisors, including fiduciary, fee-only CFP® Professionals.Here's the link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/business/finder/finance-prosIf you have any follow-up questions, happy to touch base separately.

Topics will be multifamily, BRRR and value-add real estate but am definitely open to other asset classes and investing types as well, including flipping, notes, wholesaling, mobile home parks, etc... 

Examples of prohibited transactions include personally using a property the SDIRA owns, selling property you already own to your SDIRA, or doing your own repairs or improvements on the investment property.